Step 10

Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it

About Step 10, from Sobriety Television


Bernard Robeson from Sobriety Television presents an overview of Step 10 and how an addiction is really just a symptom of an underlying problem of the lack of contact with our spirituality or Higher Power. So in this step we begin a life long habit of examining our lives to recognize things like self-pity, resentment, anger, selfishness and other behaviors that run counter to our spirituality and so easily can be triggers for a relapse. More information is available at Sobriety Television on YouTube.

Click the appropriate View button below to watch the associated video. Note that these videos are provided not so that you will totally agree with every one of them since each video may be presented with a somewhat different perspective on a Higher Power. Hopefully you can feel kinship with one or more of the perspectives, however, and thereby gain some guidance. The goal is for you to be able to work the program effectively and find a fulfillment of the the 12 step promises in your life.


Mormons

Adrienne kept her cocaine addiction secret until her habit threatened the lives of others. Now she chooses to stay accountable every day.

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Sober MD

Dr. Douglas Cook talks about getting started with Step 10 and his personal experiences with that step and his experiences with his patients.

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Tommy Rosen

Tommy Rosen talks about Step 10, where we develop a daily practice of taking a mini-inventory to end each day on a clean energetic note.

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John Anthony

A Church of God minister presents the message that Jesus has the ability to save, deliver, and help you overcome your powerlessness.

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